Supraspinatus | Muscle Anatomy

In this tutorial on the supraspinatus muscle we will go through its anatomy covering the Origin, Insertion, Action, Nerve Supply and Blood Supply.

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[Ibz]

This was perfect. I now understand it well. Thank you. I have partial tears in the supraspinatus tendon on both sides. I decided yesterday like a idiot to do side lateral raises with dumbbells cause I felt like training. Now I’m in ridiculous pain that’s radiating all around the shoulder joint and up my neck. So for anyone reading this. Don’t do side laterals lol

[TheLatinElvis]

I grew up in the 🌎 of Bodybuilding since I was 12 years old and lived the Bodybuilding lifestyle for over 25 years and still work out today.

I just turned 55 years old earlier this month and I get told all the time I don't look a day over 35 years old so bodybuilding, fitness and exercise are the fountain of youth and it's never too late to start reaping the benefits of bodybuilding type workouts.

This is a superb and outstanding illustration and intricate explanation of the Supraspinatus and what is known as the shoulder girdle.

Out of all of the anatomy charts I've seen over the years this one definitely blows me away and bolsters my passion for human anatomy and it's unlimited potential for physical development. Bravo Señor!!! 😇

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[danielefanelli]

dude you are the hero we need but don't deserve

[jaedoncarlisle]

Thank you very much. I’ve had pain throughout this area for months and it’s been very hard to describe due to its “radiating” nature. This video made it make sense and I feel prepared to accurately describe it to my medical provider.

[petr]

Short, simple and the best of it's kind that I have seen to date, and I have looked at many! Thank you very much.

[berengeredelgado]

I just want to say thank you so much. I’m in PT school and struggling trying to keep up with anatomy but your tutorials are everything. It’s helping me learn without being overwhelmed. I’ve been sharing your videos with all my classmates and I have definitely subscribed. Again thank you so much ❤️

[khaleelr]

The video style has improved greatly! Well done!!

[luispichardo]

It was a wonderful coincidence to run into this video. I will continue to watch, thank you

[martinhirsch]

Exactly what I was looking for, perfectly done

[ayaabdelrahim]

Thank you very much for this brilliant and simple explanations, you really got it straight and easy, this is very useful, i'm very gratefull to have seen this series of videos .. please keep the great work

[NzSumzN]

Thank you! It was clear and simple to understand from the way you explain it

[djj]

Essential information for the aspirations of many!!

[verillch.]

Please make more videos!! Its really informational and easy to understand

[TinaICXCNIKA]

Fantastic information and diagram/animation...it's helped me to understand so I can treat my shoulder. Thank You!

[zenahalthari]

What a fascinating explanation 🤩 thank you much

[CorbinAllred]

First time viewing your videos. Such clarity both visually and audibly. Freaking fantastic! Subscribing! Thanks so much!

[adriancarter-delrey]

Love this video it covers all aspects to understanding this

[jrblackify]

Excellent and so much better than a picture!

[shaiknaveed]

Tysm 💜! Helped a lot for my PT exams.!

[arjolmullisi]

Nice and clear no messing around straight to the point ..well done